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There are but 5,0,0 Numbcri (from i to 5,000 inclusive), )our: Tickets of each Number. The whole to be drawn in. Ulle Day. • , "[PRICE SIXPENCE HALF.PENN7O SALES OF ESTATES, &c. • FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS—, ,!‘ DITIVLA EXCERPT7I • or, Selections'. from A.- Lucretius, Cattalos, Vropertios, Tihullus, Seneca, Local), V. Flaccus, Statius, S. I talicu§,, juyenal,,AusoniuS, and Claudian with Notes. • Sold byjirvinAtoni and Hatchard, price 6s. " In many schools these elegant Extracts will be very va; Inahle."—Ecledic, Oct. 1804. — " These Excerpts will bet found a most useful work in all classical Schools." Anti- ja • Cob. tict. iBoB. • • • " We hail this attempt to introquce some favourite, au_ thors into scitoois."—Caninet, " This little voltmie will form an extremelruseful school book."—Monthly; March, 809. • " As a school book-this has many merits."—British Cri.. tic. May, tgo§. - " A book 01 this nature has long been a desideraturn in our public schaois."—Critical, May, 1809. ricrudLLIAG.UFFICE, VALUABLE FREEHOLD:ESTATES, SuPerior in Situation, Prospett, 'and 'convenient Distince trom London, for the erection of A TO BE SOLD BV AUCTION-, By Mr. WILLIAM STANTON, At GarralVay's Coilee—house,, 'Change alley, On Thufsday the a?th Day of July, at Twelve o'clock at Noon t IN NINE LOTS, • AVALUABLE FIiEgHOLD ESTATE, slating of about s 3 , Acres of rich Meadow .and Arable, Land, eligibly situated on .an . Eminence, in the l'itrish of - Lewishgin, in the County of Kent; only six miles from Lond';n, yet perfedly retired,- and the- surrounding Country preSenting beautiful and extensive P rospetti,. with an. .xeel. lent Private Road lately made theough tile Eitaie, fornirng a handsome approach to the different LotS,' from the Turnpike ROad. igc 9 .. T HE COMMISSIQATERSfiw VICTUA,LLIN6'; HIS 10.1.7ESTY's:_ N.,111 - Y do hereby Notice:, That on Friday, vhe zist 3 r ti?ywext, they Will he ready L; Mtn. TestdeXhin, writing (sealed up), and ireert Swp.. Nyils 7oa .4Pirge — Conintas), 411 what SEiJ and I:9M, r;.luir,d for the Servict. of His Majesty's Ships;lnd,lssels: at Greenock, for Tv. , e/ve ii/Lnths certain ; the forme, ficni the 7th and the - latter from the Ifti.) of Alaiu,stlext, and Jurtheztil:Six Months icarnia shall be given Jr the (tr_ . nitration thereof. The mode of Payment to be by 3ilfs psy.able with Interest, Ninety days after date. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 - of - ,Czo,coo 4 of 3 .. - of - t,OOO 4 - -of - - zOOO i 2 Of 5-0 &C. &C. ,&C.' Schemes at large gratis. Upward, ,Cr 00,030 in CAI'! FA.I. PRIZES in the THIRD and LAST GRAND CITN LOTTERY, Consisting of 20,000 Tickets,- to be Drawn in Guildhall in Four Days. No fixed Prize. ti IS much-approved LOTTERY contains Twen jj t -five Grand Capital Prizes, consisting - of Twenty. nine Substantial FREEHOLD HOUSES, discharged of Land-Tax, situate in Skinner-stret and Pickett-street, &c. which were estimated in the year tBr,6, by five eminent Sur.. Neyors, and proved by them upon Oath, before a Committee of the t louse oh Coinmons, to be worth upwards of foo,oool. ; but as they have sioce greatly_inCr;:itscd nt Value, a new Sur vey and Estiznate are preparing, which will be shortly pub lished. . , , Particulars may be had at Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and 'Doinyille's, Lincoln's-bin; at Messrs. Black and Chap_ man's, Land Syryeyors, Hall Stair case, Madd.e Temple; at Garraway's Cottee-house; at the Auctioneer's, !litchis), Heats; and at Mr.Pitillips's, Rushy Green, Le)Nishain, who will-chew the Estate. This Day was puhlisheq, By the SOCIETY of ANTIQUARIES of LONDON. MHE FIRST PART of the Sixteenth .Voltite of Ali CIVIEOLOG lA. Price s.‘W;cel, - LI: is, • , Index to the first Filteetc . Viiinmei of Archt!ogis. Price sewed, 11. us. bd. ' The Conditiows of the Coatcatte may he teen at the Seeretatl's Office, alibis Office, or 4y app4tielg i 9 the Colledor of the Cus- I:ms, a: Cietvicck. No regaid will he had to any Tender in which the Price Awl not be imserted‘in words at length, Or Mai . ;ball nta delkered to `the Board before Gne o'Clock- on the raid Friday, z 4;:. ar•st 7oli next, nor unless the Person who - rnakes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, When called fir. TICKETS and - S It ES are' on Sale at the Licensed Lottery 0 Eices, and by their Agents in the Country. To be had at the Apartments of the Society, in SOrzerset place ; and of Messrs.. White, Nortfavilth, and Fell ;'Nicol ; Leigh, and Sotheby ; Bickerstall ; Cadell And Davies; Eger ton and Taylor. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - - ,C 8 8 o Nnlf . - 8o 1 Eighth - - 3 0 Q.,darter -- - 25 o 1 Sixt=ath - - oit 6 I he Price will be -raised on Nl , :ntiay the 17th instant. WEST mit)t)LEsEl:c wArEit WORKS. NOTICE is hereby given, That by virtue of Requisition dulyinade, a Special G eneral Assembly of the Company of ProPrietors.of this Undertaking will be held at the t• reeinason's 'Tavern, oil Friday the 28th day of I,ij3r instant, at Eleven. o'Clock in the Forendon, f o r th e pupae bf takink into„Corisideration the Propriety of increasing thc Capital Stock of . the Company . ....„... _ _ • it . - S. SLOPE R, Chief C-lerk. Ivlontague-street, Russell-square, luly-7, 1809 COUNTY OF WARWICK. STRATFORD' UPON AVON CANAL NAVIGA. TION. AT a GENERAL ASSEMBLY „of the PRO PRI ETORS of the said NAVI(.ATION held at Stratford-on,Avon- on Wednesday the zSth of tune Lst,jp Was Resolved' as : follows, viz. Resolved,T hat it is the Opinion of this General AssemW; that the Suns of 90,030 be raised for the purpose of coin . , pleting this Navigation. - Resolved, That it is the ()pinion of this General Assern 7 bly that the said Sum of 0,0031. cannot be raised by Share's of go!. each, and that therefore the same be raised at 301. each, making ti.e Total Number of New ShareS Three Thou sand, the utmost number allowed by the Aet of the 49th yearof His Majasty's Reign. ResolVeci,That the Subscription he open to the orelent Pro prietors for and until the Ist day of September next, - to sub scribe in proportion to the number of 'Shares they novkrw hold in the Untlertaki - .g. Resolved, That from and after the First. Day of Septem ber next, anti from that time till the tit Day of Odober next, the present Proprietors shall have liberty to subscribe What number of Shares they may think proper; but 'tdat if at the last mentioned Day it shall appear that a gr-ater Num ber of offers are made than there are shares to supply, that then the Shares shall be divided so as each Person may have a proportionate quantity. - . • Resolved, That i , , case the whole Number of Shares shall hot be s , bscribccl for by the present Proprietors oil the rite flat Ottober next, that - then the Subscription be o p en t o the Public at large, to tate according to the priority of th e ir signification of trcornirw Proprietors. Resolved, That this Meeting be adjourned to Monday the ad day of ()etcher next. THOS. HUNT, Clerk to the Company- . of Fxprietors. • AGENTLEMAN, who, from long - Aesidepee ..mbroad, (partly diplomatically; front Knowledge of the I .ai:,uagt-s and morn having educated so _.e of the young' bility of bOth Sexes, with credit, trusts that be might be more tha., ordinit iiy '!seful ; wpuld engage . for'a season, with a Respectable .1 - ',41;1;1, to instruct flieir young, People. is a Clergyman c)! the Established Church. • Being itith'penent, and of a certain age and station, liberal conditions be etpeCted. Apply to Mr. Payne, Bookseller, Pall-Mall. G ENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA PATENT CAIVIP BEDSTEAD, forminga regular Military Bed for the Field,- Barracks, &c. also a SOFA for a Tent or Room, &e. and likewise a SEA COT for on boat,q Ship, the whole packing in a small Valice, allowed the most ,portable ever yet manutadured, invented by MORGAN and SANDERS, No. 16 and 17, Catherine.- street, „Stravd; , who most humbly presume the highest hOnours ought to be paid all those who so gallantly live and, die tot their King and Country. NAV PRICE, ' _ • MESSRS. WILKINSON and C o . (late Brode;.' rip and Wilkinson), No. 13, flayinatket, and No. 3, Great. W indmiii-street, beg to acquaint the Putilic, that in consequence of the great increase of their 111anutador) of Piano Fortes, they have determined to relinquish another Branches of the Music Line, and are 110 N selling the whiolcot their very large and valuable Stock Of Foreign and English Music, at halt the original price; Which it is their intention to continue until the 3 th of November next, anct,ndt longer, as, after that period, they fi na lly c l ose; a l so a l l Instruments and Musical Articles on'the Premises in the Haymarket are on sale at greatly reduced prices. Private Pe. sons, in selecting Libraries of Music, have now allopportunity of including every advantage, vit. the best Authors, the mogt correct Editions, and at the cheapest rate. Orders froth the Country wilt _be correctly and punctually attended to, but must be promptly, paid tor. No Music ‘Nillheexchanged, or taken back again. ILTerms to Merchants, 111usic.stllers, Professors, and all - alers, may be known by application at the WarehouSe, H aY-Imirket. either by Letter, or Pert.unal Inquiry. • ruments ou hire will be disposed of to the parties much to their ativantaa. N • 13. - -C atalorties of late Publications are printed, and may be had a t t h e Vyarehouse. MATIUNIONY. VROM the Luxury, ./Dissipation, Excesses,-.iand • . enervating.indulgences ot persons in almost every'rkliik• of life, proceeds that disordered state of the human iraffte, termad Nervous Debility ; the most distressing sj, mptoin 'or 'which is an incapacity to fulfil the great and primary - object of marriage. This oithappy state is indisputably too fre quently the gnawing canker-worm of the heart, which gene rates those horrid ideas that lead to the desperate climzix of suicide. The: genuine STE Ei. LOZItNt.ES are ,the best if not the only remedy for this species ot d.brl ty ; indeed tecl is confestiedly the most powerful tOrde and lestoralive Ailedicine in the Universe, and this preparation is proved by .tong experience. to be superior to all others. The STE EL• LOZENGES are prepared and sold by the. Inventor, Dr. Senate, 3, Ludgate -I-111i, price 75. per box.; amid may be had of his Agents in town and country ; but ob serve his signature, E. Senate, in his hand-writing, or-Tniey (=a nnot he geniiirie. Oust publisher I, Tenth Edition, Dr. Senate's Treatise on by Pe; Trak Compla Ints, mice zs. 64. a book that s hO u ld id ctyery nriarric4 woman. GLOUCF,STERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD isY AUCTION, IN CANE LOT, By Mr. STANTON, At Garraway's ColLe.house, Cornhill, London, on Thurs day. the 27th day-of fulv, 'lB4, at Twelve o'Clock, DIVERS FREEHOLD HOUSES (Land-t3K redeemed),. situate'at Wapley and Codrington, i❑ the Co' ;Inv of Gloucester, r j miles from Bristol, containing narty-rzo Acres ; one of which Farms is,let from year to year, attBsl. per annum ; and the rest on Leases, fur years de terinitiable on one two or three lives, at reserved rents, amounting, with the Land -tax, w 441. per annum, and es timated to be of the Annul va ue of 2,j0u1. if out of Lease: Also,,ajoining the above, a valuable Farm, held under the Dean and Chapter or Bristol, on a Lease foi three lives . . also, the Tithes of Corn and Grain of the Parish of Wapley and codrington ; held under' the same Lease, and wh , ch are now iet with the last in . ntioned Farm, to a tenant from year to year, at 4001. per annum. .• .Fur further 'particulars_ apply to Messrs d Kinder ley and Uotnville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, ndon ; Messrs Black and Chapman, of the Temple, London, Sur veyors; Mr. Wickham, Solicitor, at I. route ; Mr. 13rutton, Solieit.,r, at Exeter ; Messrs - . Clarke and Son, Solicitors, at Bristol"; Mr. Moses Higgs, of Codriligton i who will shev;/ the Estates ; Mr. tiaioneer, Flitchin ; at the• Bush TlVerti, Bristol,' and at Stanton,Carraway's/ • DESIRABLE RESIDXNCE and LARD. • TO BE SOLD Bk AUCTION, - :By WATERS and KINGSTON,' At the Ahercorn Arms Inn, 'at StaF , nore,-on Alonday, July ;7, 1809, at T%velyeo'C.lock, in Five Lois A Substantial GOod — FARM HOUSE, in corn -1-.l.."picte repair ; with suitable domestic offices, Farmyard, 'Garden, Iwo Orchards, Barns, Stables, Cow-house, and. other Buildings ; two Cottages, with Gardens, ancl. ten Closes of rich Meadow Lind ; containing upwards .of Acres. Also too Acres of newly inclosed Ara le Ladd, in a forward stare of (A:16112E10D. Most eligibly situate lOr the eretticn of a Villa, near East cote, in Middicsex, on the .11,rders' of Hertfordshire, 14 miles from Lotuton, - 5 from . Uxinidge and Watford, and; from Harrow oi.,the Hill, in a fine Sporting Cotintry, and commanding very fine May be t' . ;rt . cular li' - . Steel, Solici tor, Brick c •uct, Tin a pl.: or tint Estate may be seen ; at tne Old bell Inn, Holborn ; and the Boar and Castle, t , xtor London ; White Lion, Paddington • Cranes, licigeware ; White Hose, Uxbridg e; King's Head , Harrow ; the Place of Sale ; and of Nlessis. - Waters - and King-.ton; at Watford, Herts. VALUABLE ADVOWSON. • ,TO BE . SOLI) BY AUCTION,' . . At the House of Mr. lsurbridge, at the George Inn, Gian thain, on Thursday the zoth of July next, at ,Twelve o'Clock, • rrli E PERPETUAL ADVOWSON o f t h e REC . IL -71'0 RY or 13ECKI NGii A ZVI, tour Miles front Newark • upon _trent, cohsisting of upwards of Four Hundred ACRES • CireltOrt,g the Ancient Gleb e ) o f FINE LA , r 0, a great art.A4 it Gra z : ng , t. ce di ng , an d M ea d ow G roun d s, di v id e d ito smalllnclosures, part. ol which, upon an I nciosure, i i . about twenty years ago, were . given in lieu of Tithes Dig Becking,hain :Ind 1: enton; Potty-five Pounds a year is now paid for the Fitites ot Stragglethorpe. There is an excellent l'arsonage House and Offices, with Stabling, .Ctach House, &c. all bililt in the present Incumbent's Tune,. wi:h Gar *dens walled round;" also Pleasure Grounds, Shrubberies, and Stew Poi,ds. —The line Ti out Stream, the 44 itharn, runs by the Pleasure. Grounds, and through part of the Land. • The House is pleasantly situated upon an Eminence near the Church, and is a complete Residence for a Gentleman's „Family. - The present Incumbent is Seventy Years of Age. There are two Chapels of Ease, Fenton and Stragglethorpe, belong ing to the Rectory, and Beckinghain lies upon a good Turn pike Read. • I.etters, post paid, to Mr. Cox, Cullaral, near Derby, will beMily attended to. • Third Edition, illustrated with Cases, ...price 4s. 6d.. • APRAMICALTREATISE on thv certain PRE VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL. DIS EASE, particularly its consequences, as Stric - tures; Clcets, Tabes Dursalis, flypoctiondrism, Onanism, &c. being a complete guide in these dise4ses. .13y . M. CATON, Surgeon, _ . . . Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and*Guy's. Printed for S. Highley, 24, Heec-4treet, and C: Nlutiow, 56, H.gh Hottorn, Lo.toon. Where may I2e had, ' The London Nledical and Surgical Spe,Etator,.Vois. t and 2, price IL 3s. 6d. itt boattis. . . NEW MUSIC. --HAYDN, &c. just The First Voium,- of Soled lion of WELCH AIRS,- adapted for the `'nice ; enriched tly A CCOM PANI MENTS, and by iritio dudory and concluding SYM PtION lir S to cacti Air ; corn posed chiefly By IIAYDN. With' interesting Eng Psi.: Ver,es, purposely written by to. anna . Bailite, Mrs, Grant, Mis. Hunter, Mrs. Opie, R., Liwytt, the Bail of Stio,,vd3l ; 3l G. Lewis, S. Rogers, • W. S. - Roscoe, Walter Scott, and W. Smyth, E6tirs. Price of the Volume for the Voice and Plano Forte, or Pe. dal Harp, One Guinea,' to be had off' G. Thompson, No.. 2, • Fagot iiefiCt'S.TOW, Edinburgh, and T. Creston, 97, Strand, Lt•ndon. 'Lately printed in four Volumes, and to be had as above. Select, Scotish Songs, .Nitit Symphonies and Accompani-, rnents to•eaatiSon4, ciiietly by th same great composer, who to Mr. 7 rtiormon " 1 boast of this %Vork, and by. it I timer myself tny name will live in S6otiand inany.years alter my Death. This work is also - distinguished from every other by the Poetry which comprises nut only ail the a(lnor...d old Songs,.in the trufst correa and - authentic form, but all the delighttul Sons of hua Ns , alove one hundred in number ; as to which 11(.1r. Thomson posseses tne following doeu ;mem : _ _ .! 1 do hereby certify that zll the Songs of my writing pub .., ,losht.:(1, and to dc- published by Ni r. ueur4t: Ibuinboit, of Edin,burgli, are So published by my ,atithoruy. Anti, mi.:- OVa, that I never empowered any other pers-m to publish any of4he SOnfis Written by tzt foi* . his work, fro, I ‘ . ko..t r. 1.3v:1N5." 1 4 • • ! ACCIPE SI ViS. • just.published, price 2s. ALETTER addfessed to the Right Revere n d SPENCER, Lord Bishop of Peterborough, in answer to the Op nion or Sir WI LLIAM SCOTT, Kat. as to the legality or illegality of refusing CHURCH BU 1,1 L to lll' , Si;N ERS, together with the Opinion, and Case upon which it, was taken, tQc... By 101-11 i WRIGHT WICKES, M.A. Redor of Wardley cum Belton, Rutland; and Chaplailito his Royal Highness the buk,e ot Cumberland. The Only great and general Kule Of Construction is, that that the sense of every Net, and every Clause in it, must arise trout an accurate Review ut the whole; and from Spirit :rather than the bare Letter ot the Law. —Wynne's E-unomus, Vol. 111. • Stamford : Printed and sold by I. -Dralord ;. sold also by Rivingtons St. Paul's Church-yard ; H a t e ltardi Piccadilly; Carpenter, i.)1.4 Bond-street ; and Crosby and Co. Stationer's court, Lon .on. . Where may also be had, -lately published, Periege . si* Vis. —M r. W ickes's Toi ma Letter' to the Bishop of Pete. borough, on the same important subject. This Day was published, On Fine Post Octavo, hut-pressed, price is. sewed in co loured Paper. _ - TIEATH : a Poem. Written by the late Rev. and Right Hon. 13EILBY PORTEUS, D. D. Lo r rd iiisiny of London. Vinited ior R. Spencer, No. as, Great Ormond-Street, Queen-scrugse. Where, may be had, jest. published,. price One Guinea, in . ~• boards. Matilda Montfort, a Romantic Novel, in 4 Volumes. By Peter Peregtine, Esq. Also, price •is. 64. sewed, , Thatights on the Revived Spirit of lac binisin, and its consequences; with a brief E xposi non of the t&llicy of Parliamentary Reform. By an En glishman. This day was publi4hed, • In turbo. price 4s. extra boards. AN INVESTIGATION of the DEFINITION 'IUSTIPVING FAITH, .the DAMNATORY CLAUSE, under which it is enforced, and the DOC TRINE of a DIRECT WITNESS of 'the SPIRIT, held by Dr. COKE, and other Methodist Preachers. In a Series of Letters. • • By MELVILLE HORNE, Minister of Christ Church, Macclesfield. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, faternos ter-row ; and (~Wilson) Macclesfield. This Da) was published, In tzmo. the Second' Edition, price 6s, in boards, of • A GRAMMAR of the GREEK ZANG UAGE, on - a Lev. , and improved Plan, in English and Greek. I3y JOHN JONES, . • Member of the Philological Society at Manchester." Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter. rOw. " 'fins Work is in reality what in the Title-page it pro fesses to be, a Greek Grarmnar upon an improved, as well as a new plan. *Oie cannot but rapid Mr. Jones's Greek Grammar, as a hnOk that will be peculiarly serviceable to those wi l l° study or teach the Greek Language."--qmperial Review, I t exhibits many proofs of ingenuity and extensive re search, of a mind acute and Vigorous, and habitually, and often successfully, employed in philoio - pWcal investiga tions."—Ann ft.tv. , . ,'This, Day wai Handsomely. printed on a fine paper, in Seven Volumes, Bvo. • price in boards 41. 45. and a few Copies on a superfine ' Royal Paper, price in boards 61. 6s. with It Portrait of Milton, engraved by Conyer for this edition, and a view of part o r LuiloW Castle, rrHE POETICAL WOMS of JOHN MIL TUN,. with Nut:ls of various 'Author To which are added Illustrations, with. some Account of the life and ‘VntingSof .Vlitton, and with a Verbal Inc Tex 'to the whole ntnis . . lay the Wry . . HENRY 1. TODD, MA. F.S.A. Rector or Allhallows, Lombard-street, T he Second Edition, with considerable Additions. Printed fur j.,Johnson, R, Otridge and Son, Nichols and Son, P. C:and J. - Rivington, T. .Payne, Walker, W . Lowndes, Scatctierd and Letterman, I. Nunn, tiVilkie and Robinson, Clarke anti Sons, R. Lea, E. lefferey, j, Carpenter, Longman, Hurst; Rees and Orme. C'adell and Pa vies, Lackinmen, and Co. Vernor. Hood and Sharpe, 1. Richardson, 1. Mawmani J. Harris; and ,Matthews and Leigh. N.IL . The Life and -the Verbal .1 ndcx may be had sepa. rate, in vae. very large volume, price 15s. and to accommo. - date toe purchasers of the large paper copies of M r.;TndtPss. first Edition of Milton, a few have been printed on a Super Royal Paper, price in boards 11. los. lid,• • , 600110 LD's PATENT VEG ET/IBU' BALSA For COUGHS, 'COLDS, ASTI-BIAS, and CONSUMP. TIONS. WE, the Undersigned, having experienced the good Eftecfs of. the VEG ETAI3 L E BALSAM in our Families, - and 'witnessed it in others, most strongly recom , mend it as ti,c only efficacious Medicine known for the alacive Coalplaints : • ' ilarq - uis of ,Lothian ; Lords Dudley and Ward, Ghnt.' ley, Nlacdonald, Fortescue, and 11i ,, untfprt ; ViscoOn tesbes I)udley and Ward, and Falmouth ; Dowagers G rantley, and Fortescue ; Lady at lipreece ; Sir John Coggill, Francis Make, Edward Newnham, •Gtorge Armstrong, harts. Colonels fOroule, Doyle, and De Bath. Certiticate4 of a succession' of Cures to be seen every))ay from Eleven t►tl Two o'clock, at No. 3, i►t Bloansbury square. . . Extraa °fa Note from S t ir Robert-, Peat . , to Messrs. Godbold. . " Cientleinen A t may perhaps be ir.itityin A •to your teel t ings to „be intorined, that my ' Groom,, through myrecom mendation, received .a Cure by taking only two bottles of your Vegetable Balsam, atter• being in a confirmed Consurpp, tion, and is now in perfect !:toll V, evt' brsilt.... lord, AtiJ R. " LIST INDLI HOUSE, J 4 5. 1 8.09. WHEREAS, by t he Third 'Article of tfie Deed, vdaied the loth 74, 1805, for the liquidation of P , ivate,Debtrof the late AraboAr of the Carnatic, it is prov!a,,i, T r bat in case _au. - of the .Contmicrioners, in Eneand theter , appiThied, or at > = G'ottrmistioners theafter 10 be appointed to abi in England,-should die, become Pie:.pable of aaing, or stnuld decline ,to.a64.. , then as often as the case should bapleU, it should be la:zvAl.,for. the Court of _Diteaors; or the ntajar pvt i in 'value of the several Creditors, Patties tenets; to Nominate any Form or Persons to be a Commirrioner or Conttnir , i s mers in Rag. land, in the place or rte'ad of any such Commissionir or' Commis.. sionerr in England, so di•ing, becAing incapable of aßing, or declining to ad. And whereas Francis !former,. Ely. one of the Contosissioters in Angland, .bai declined further to ae4, therefire tke creolitos, Parties to tbr s.s . 4ipeed, are hereby reiuested to attend a fleet.. ing' to be. hell 'a! , k th4,leart ladia House, Leadenhall.street, on Thtersdq, the t3th day of .7#6 , instant, at Twelve o'Clock in tli Evenoon prrci rely, .to join with the Court Direllers in nerni. Rating a C'ommirsioper to at 7 inEngland in the stead of the said Francis. Horner resigned. • IY RiIAIS RY, Sec. • DREGNANT LADIES, whose situation requireij A. a temporary retirement, may be aceommodated with Apartments to Lie-in, agreeably to their circuinstances ; their lntants put 9 ut to nurse, and taken Care Of.: The con, solution resulting from this Undertaking to marry of the most respettable amilics in the Kingdom, by securing peace and cortcord amongst Relations and Friends, is sufficiently, con, spic.uous to be.countenaticed :by the huinahe and sensible part of 'Mankind. Honour and secrecy haying been the,basiS of this concett tOr -fotty years, may be relied on. Those tepid tess of reputation will not-he treated with. Apply; to Mr. or Mrs. Symons, Midwife, London House. yard, St. Paul's Church-yard. ' • N.B. Ladies' may be accommodated in the Country, if more agreeable than in Town. Letters (post-paid) attended to. DALBY's CARMINATIVE. For the Wind, Convulsions Watery and uty Grip es , an d other fatal Disorders in die bowels of children ; also eot Fluxes, Cholics; and,pains of the Intestines in grown per sons ; scarcely ever failing to relieve when given according' to the printed directions. • 'THE sppe;riority and celebt-ity of this Medi'tine , haying occasioned a number of counterfeits, some even pretending to tie prepared from the original receipt, in the fa mily of the late"Mr, Joseph Dalby, apothecary, of Welbeek. street, Cavendia:square, the following extraet froth his Will will shew to whOm he bequeathed this Property ; and from whom only the genuine Medicine can be procured, - Where s, I did many Years since instrua my Daughter Frances, now the Wife of Anthony Cell, of- North -street, Westminster, Gentleman, is the Art of coMpOunding'a,cer tain 'Medicine, of which l -am the sole Invent pr, called Llal. by's Carminative, I do hereby appoint my said Daughter the sole Prepater pf this useful Medicine; I likewise give to. her my sole Propetkv in the said Carminative, and all PrOfits arising from the Sale thereof, to her and her Heiri for ever." This invaluable cordial Medicine continues solely to be prep reel by the sairt,Frances Gell, - .and sold only by •F. Newbery and Sons, No. '4s, St. Paul's.Church-yafd; a few Doors from, Cheipside, London; price ts. 91. a Bottle, Duty included ; but observe that the words, ‘.‘• F. Newbe .ry, Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps, And by theirApp6intment, by Ward, Holborn; /Bacon; 153, and Allen,. 76, OA tor,iitreet ; Hawkins, Band.street.; Hay— , ward, -Piccadilly ; Harris; Ludgate-street ; Randall:".ROyal E-xchange ; Clarke, and Bowling and Co. Borough. THE REV. MR. 13ARCLAY's PATENT ANTII3ILT. TT mas a remark of the—celebrated Dr. Buchan, I Author of the Domestic, Medicine, - that coMp i laints,ot • the - Stomach and Bowels are the prevailing Malady. of this- Country, which lay the foundation-of ,the more formidable and fatal Diseases ; -that the. person who could discover:for he relief and cute a 'safe and infallible remedy would per, foim a must important service to society. Thal discovery has now been -made in the Patent Antibilions eil% of the Rev. 'William Barclay, the extensive sale "of Which, and - the high estimation in which they are deservedly held, has .consillerably lessened the nuyTher of these complaints; and hids,tair, in a short time, to be the means of entir e ly erai ii_ eating them. These Pills have a .quick aria sate operation,' they ad powerfully and specifically on the Pile, and thus iemove the numerous disorders' conneded with it, Head-Aches; Flatulence, Liyer Complaints,-jaundic e ,_ Net. irons Disorders from ltutigestion, .Stc. , • They are the most valuable Family Medicine hitherto otfered to the.,.Public, and the Proprietor is supported by th e most res p edabla evidence of the first. characters of the Nobility, and others, that they have never been administered to any .person without giving certain and speedy relief, and in time, end completin6 a. Cure. Phis valUable Medicine, having been used with susses,, is recommended by the following distinguished Personages; The Right ii n. Viscount Thd Lord' Bishop 'of Bath and Wells. Sir jol i tm*.weywooti, Bart, M.P. for Honiton. Sir StcplFiiLushington Hart. M.P. for l'enyn. Tho Mas Anson, Esq. M.P.I tor Litthtield. lames . Amyatt, Esq. 114. P. for Southampton, N icholsQn Calvert, Esq. M.P. for Hertford. ; Edmund Boehm, Esq. New-strget, Spring Gardens. Thomas lian`oheisley, , . C. VV. Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the•Arcbbishop of Canterbury, . , 'The Bev, Mr. DimOdi, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Forester, Esq. M. for Wenlo4.: Sold wholesale and retail by Mr; Butler, No. 4,Cheapsidel and retai4 by Mr. Kirby. Statrord.street, 'Old hood street Mr. -S,tratton,. Leicester-square; Bacon and Co. iso, Ox. fizz;!-strvt-fitti. -by ail respedable* Venders in ToWn an Couutry„ . Cautidit:—;l7h:;erve the name of Williatri Barclay is en Statti; , . whiCh isatfixed on the outside Wrap.: per : at bOX not so stamped are a dahgerouSi tq Price ss. (d, ?tirl los. per box, with ample dirrai:in.